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"Art de conter Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse."
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Mina
by
Forsythe, Matthew, 1976- author, illustrator
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Duchesne, Christiane, 1949- translator
in
Fathers and daughters Juvenile fiction.
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Mice Juvenile fiction.
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Innocence (Psychology) Juvenile fiction.
2022
Mina est une mignonne petite souris blanche, qui habite dans un antre douillet et chaleureux dans lequel son père ne cesse de rapporter des trouvailles biscornues. Cette fois, c'est avec une joie non dissimulée qu'il lui présente ce qu'il croit être un écureuil, mais qui s'avère plutôt être un gigantesque chat noir et blanc! Son papa a beau lui dire qu'il n'y a aucune inquiétude à avoir, Mina ne peut s'empêcher de craindre cette énorme bête aux griffes acérées et au regard peu amène, qui prend énormément de place dans leur petite bulle. Si la cohabitation se passe plutôt bien au départ, le papa de Mina s'inquiète bientôt du fait que le félin ne manque pas. Que dira de tout cela le docteur appelé à la rescousse? [SDM].
Une histoire s'il te plaît!!!
by
Renaud, Anne, 1957- author
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PA, Sophie, 1982- illustrator
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Storytelling Juvenile fiction.
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Tales Juvenile fiction.
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Characters and characteristics in literature Juvenile fiction.
2022
\"Vroum a terrrrriblement envie que son ami Pouet lui raconte une histoire. Celui-ci finit par céder et, bouquin en main, entreprend la lecture de quelques contes classiques. Mais l'énergique Vroum l'interrompt sans cesse pour tenter de deviner la suite. Une suite débordante de fantaisie qui n'a rien à voir avec le véritable conte. Exaspéré, Pouet est sur le point de renoncer quand Vroum décide d'inverser les rôles. Dorénavant, c'est lui qui racontera l'histoire. Pouet n'a qu'à bien se tenir, car le pouvoir d'imagination de son ami est encore plus grand qu'il le croit !\"--leslibraires.ca.
The puppets of Spelhorst
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DiCamillo, Kate, author
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Morstad, Julie, illustrator
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DiCamillo, Kate. Norendy tale
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Puppets Juvenile fiction.
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Friendship Juvenile fiction.
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Toys Juvenile fiction.
2023
\"Shut up in a trunk by a taciturn old sea captain with a secret, five friends--a king, a wolf, a girl, a boy, and an owl--bicker, boast, and comfort one another in the dark. Individually, they dream of song and light, freedom and flight, purpose and glory, but they all agree they are part of a larger story, bound each to each by chance, bonded by the heart's mysteries. When at last their shared fate arrives, landing them on a mantel in a blue room in the home of two little girls, the truth is more astonishing than any of them could have imagined\" -- Provided by publisher.
Telling stories wrong
by
Rodari, Gianni, author
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Alemagna, Béatrice, illustrator
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Shugaar, Antony, translator
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Storytelling Juvenile fiction.
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Grandfathers Juvenile fiction.
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Storytelling Fiction.
2022
Grandpa playfully recounts a familiar fairytale--or his version, at least--to his granddaughter, and try as she might to get him back on track, he keeps on adding things to the mix, resulting in an unpredictable tale that comes alive as it is being told.
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Shahrzad & the angry king
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Kazemi, Nahid, author, illustrator
in
Scheherazade, Queen, consort of Shahryar, King of Persia (Legendary character) Juvenile fiction.
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Storytelling Juvenile fiction.
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Kings and rulers Juvenile fiction.
2022
\"A rebel dreamer of a girl daydreams about her role in making the world a better place--and since dreams bleed into reality, maybe she really does. Shahrzad and the Angry King is a contemporary reimagining of the Scheherazade tale, starring scooter-riding, story-loving Shahrzad. Shahrzad loves stories and looks for them everywhere. When she meets a boy and asks him to tell her his story, he recounts fleeing a country that was peaceful and happy, until its grieving king grew angry and cruel. Shahrzad can't forget the boy and his story, and so, when she sees a toy airplane in a store, she imagines herself zooming off to the boy's home country, where she confronts the king, to make him reflect on the kind of leader he really wants to be. Like Scheherazade, she tells the king story after story, but this time not to save her own life, but those of the king's people and his own. Because Shahrzad knows the power of the creative imagination and that the stories we tell and the words we use shape our very existence. We live and die by the sword? Not exactly, says Shahrzad. We live or die by the stories we tell and how we see, frame, and word the world. Brought to life by Iranian artist Nahid Kazemi, this bold heroine reminds us of how powerfully intertwined reality is with the stories we tell\"-- Amazon